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The Arctic is the planetary air conditioner, as reported by scientists since the 1970s. As a result, the Arctic has received intense scrutiny from scientists for half-a-century. In contrast, government officials would love to...
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Since we developed antibiotics in this modern world, we have assumed we were safe from many diseases than previously posed significant threats to human survival. In a classic case of going back in time, our days of dreading d...
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An article published at the Guardian on 9 August 2025 is titled Human connection to nature has declined 60% in 200 years, study finds. The subhead reads “Prof Miles Richardson says people risk ‘extinction of experience’ in th...
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Everybody dies, although we don’t like the thought of that happening to ourselves. Similarly, as said by the Buddha, “all is impermanent.” In contrast, we tend to believe some land features are permanent.
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The Day After Tomorrow was a blockbuster film released in 2004. I didn’t watch it, although I did have an Opinion article about it published in the local, daily newspaper in Tucson, Arizona. The film is back in the news with...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Professor Guy R McPherson is an internationally recognized speaker, award-winning scientist, and the world’s leading authority on abrupt, irreversible climate change leading to near-term human extinction
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